Analysis of radiation risks for the population in the impact zone of the nuclear complex enterprises of the Urals region
About authors
- 1 — Urals State Technical University
- 2 — Urals State Technical University
- 3 — Industrial Ecology Institute UrD RAS
Abstract
It is shown that the optimal parameters for comparing the consequences of exposure of the population to different radiation sources are the expected frequency of radiation-induced cancer morbidity (radiation risk), as well as the loss of life expectancy. A methodology has been developed for a comprehensive assessment of both these parameters for the main sources of radiation impact on the population - radon and its daughter products, medical diagnostic X-ray procedures, consequences of radiation accidents in industry using any multiplicative and additive models of radiation risk extrapolation.
Область исследования:
(Archived) Safety problems of radiation, electromagnetic and other dangerous influence on people
Funding:
None
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